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How to Check Your Fuel Injector -

This is an automotive tutorial on how to check your fuel injector and tips on how to keep it working well.000a
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By: Guest 17 days ago
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Injectors can easily be up to 600 each, new duramax injectors are around 550 ea
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By: Guest 3 months ago
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This doesn't explain how to check your fuel injectors. It an advertisement for a fuel injector cleaner. If you advertise a product you should be honest and say that in the beginning. This video has no value otherwise. One more thing. Be honest about fuel injector prices. Some fuel injectors may be $800 a piece but your typical injector is under $100. Lying about prices to get someone to buy your product is bad business.
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By: Guest 5 months ago
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very help full for training.
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By: Guest 5 months ago
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$800.00 Per fuel injector!!?? Thats nuts YOU need to buy your parts Someplace else A fuel injector around here is 45 to 150 per injector
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By: Guest 6 months ago
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it does not tell you how to test fuel injector .
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By: Guest 8 months ago
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what happen when a fuel injector runs out of gas
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By: Guest 9 months ago
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this is viedo for how to change a fuel injector, bla, bla bla, but never actually checkthem or say how do you get to the conclusion they are clogged or failing.... even my dog can change parts with a foot tied on its back...
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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not sure when you recorded the video but the $600 per injector sounds ridiculously exaggerated. A new set cost around $300 for a V*. Good job in suggesting to keep them clean, but you forgot to mention how...If you are offering that product to the public start by being honest with people.
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